davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Republican., 1887-05-16
FOURTH EDITION
Municipal COURT.

John MoOloskey was arratgned be
fore the Municipal Court this morning,
Tor the larceny OF coat from john
Davis, tailor, 1874 Market street After
hearing the witnesses present, the case
WAS postponed uotil this evening to ktve
more time for tie production OF more
ev iieuce.
Osicer Gross heard Title Hamilton, q
young colored girl, deolaiminR In q
very loud tone Of voice against mum
Der OF young men, who gho satd had in
suited her, and found her with stone
in her hand. She WAS hned ~ and
costs.
Nathan Demby, colored man, waf
watched by Officer Grier on Saturday
night and found knocking on shutters,
rafting at the ksles Of rear yards and
going up alleys, and was brought into
the station house rs q suspicious char
acter DENNY said he lived with Mr.. Far.
rell, Apdert onvlile, and be stopped al
one Of the places named to rec ycung
friend Of his acquaintance, but he had NO
evil intent In knocking at the gates aud
going up the alleys. Upon the promise
that be would do no no more Judge
'Cummins reprimanded him and dis
charged him.
A fight occurred at tho National
Hotel, Water street, on Wednesday
night, bet ween Minnie Mills and Mamie
Tfautwein, n couple Of habitues OF that
hotel, in which Mamie Traut vein came
off with pair Of eyer that looked like
Ia pair Of burnt holes in q blanket.
Minnie said Mamie commenced the
fight by calling her uncompilmen,ary
names and throwing couple Of glasses
at her, one of whieh struck her on the
WRIT. scratching 1t, when she pitched
into her and gave her good trouncing.
John l.. Collins, q well dressed, gem
|tlemanly looking young man, test fed
to the correctness OF Miss Mills state
ment.
Judge Cummins told Collins that he
looked like too much of q gentleman to
frequent such places. Miss Mills was
fned $40 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-16
Superior Court

Court resumed proceedings at ten
o'clock this morning, with tho Chief
Justice and Associate judges Houston
aud Gruob on the bench. The names
Of the general aud special jurcrs were
called, after which the case OF jackson
Walker, colored, indicted for murder
In the Are. degree, was continued until
"Wednesday, September 2lst.
The trial list OF cases before the Su.
perior Court IVES read by the prothonc.
tary, and the following disposition
made OF them:
Twelve cases were marked for trial
% settled or discontinued, 10 referred,
81 passed and SO continued, making o
| total Of 100.
s,lss Murray, colored, convicted NJ
this session OF court of the larceny oil
"a onnces, IL pennyweight OF platin um
from the Wilmington Dental Company,
was brought In court and sentenced tC
pay the costs of prosecution, $3.50 resti
| tuition money, be imprisoned six months
| mud on Saturday next be whipped with
/ 10 lashes.
Att O'Clock court adjourned until
O'Clock this aftersoOn.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-16
Academy of m usic,


This week presents an innovation at
this popular house in preventing Glib
son & Ryan In the most successful of
modern Irish comedies, "Muldoon's
Picnic" which will be strengthened
with the addition Of John Hort, New
York's fsvorlte comedian, aud (Gov }
Add Ryman's speciality congress, CON-
prising some OF the most noted celebri.
ties of the vaudeville stage. As 1t is
the f.st time this season We have he'd O
genuine, first class novelty entertain.
msrt, large business Ia predicted.
Hart and Ryman seldom appsar out Of
the metropolis, and their names are
sufficient guaraatee Tor the balance OF
the company. Gibeon Il Ryan are well
known In this city as two Of the clever
est Irish comedians thu: have appeared
before our c.tizens, 20 we may look for
10 week OF pure, Wholesome fun. TIE
10 at.ne ed will be confined to four. Tues
day, Wednesday, Friday and Satur.
day.
F +. Proctor IL still enlsrging his
mammoth of circuit OF poplar priced
ineatfes as q despaec to the n. Y
Worli states, that he has secured the
Bite Of the Columbia Rink Ia Zoe ton
and will erss5 one OF the larges;
theatres In America, with seating ca
pscity OK 5000 ut cost OF 100000. The
building will be filled in the latest mod.
ern style. and be ready to open Sept.
D III Such enterprise deserves success
Tho moment the Academy OF Music
closes this season, Messrs. Proctor and
Son Ter will com meBCe to retit the stage
with elaborate scenery and mechanical
effects, frescoelng the entire auditorium
and thoroughly 70 ventilatin9 and con.
struc;ing the building, Dressing rooms
scene rooms, carpon tor shop, property.
rooms @c., are Already being built on
Iatnall street side, and by she fall .ea
son we may look for ore Of the hand
somest threatres in this section.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-16

Eliza Draper. colored widow, was
found dead lying on the floor of he,
room In the third story OF the store and
residence of Nehemiah B. Wa, ers, 5131z
Tatnail street. She came home on Sat.
urdsy nigh: as uBusl from her work,
and after talking with Mr.. Waters
family went up TO her room. She did
not, however, make her appearance on
Sunday morning, and about 8 o'clock the
family went to investigate the cause Of
her aosence, when she Was found az
statei. The Coroner was notified, and
the body was removed to the morgue.
DR.. Springer investigated the care, md
gave certificate of death from hear!
disease. She will be buried in the family
lot a. Cnion cemetery to.IrOrrow.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-16
DIE.

ArDtRSON-lu Philadelphia, on tho 18th
instant, JGlls NJ. wife o A. j, Anterso1
and eldest daughter Of Mrs. "a. n. Uorscn,
Inc relatives aid friends OF the family
are iLvlted to at,eLd the funeral at no. 4l24
Parieh street at 10 q. IN. en- wednesday, the
1sth inst. jLterment IN the Wilmington aud
Brandy~tne Oemetery, Wilmington, lei
on arrival of trsin leaving i4ruad etrcet s.a
ton at II. t5 q. In.
WHlTE-ln this city, on tho i4.h instan,
william White.
Relatives ani friends are respectfully In.
vited to attend his funeral on Iuosusy after
rom at ! u o'clock, from Dis late relidence,
and loSassnd ttreaie.
81s SE.-On May 18Th, Sarah rrassa
Years. @seu '0
Relatives ana friends arc respectfully IN.
s.,eu 70 9t.shu the funeral from the resi-.
Ience VI James smith, 305 Shipiey street. on
wednesday afternoon 1T O'Clock, Inter.
ment at hiyeryiew Cemetery.
STU AhI.-On the l5:h inst. Mary y
aatgAter OF Joseph and SaiIis stuart
t,x,1 " yeArs, months and ID days
h.istives ana friends arc respectfully IN
Viten 10 attend her funeral from the rial.
gencs OF nes parsnte, No. or East Firth
etrce', on Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock
lh'etheht at ssoury cemoteiy.
Jtsu7, wtlle our hosrts are bleeding
er tho spoils that doa:h has v.n.
nc hodiu NJ ms solemn meeting
Calmly say tby viii be done.
Though cast down. we're no forsakon.
though I'll 'cted not atone,
IhOu did'st give End Thou hag taken
bIessea Lord, Thy viii be done.
~ sG.-in tGis city, or tina 10th inst.
Emma r., daughter OF .Ixmes r., and
~ 2tbcth =. Downing, aged q years.
Relatives and ffianGs VI tho flu,iy arc In.
vited TO alto the faneral from her parents
res oeLce, Al Il Third stree, on W Wednesday
aI.cftolb at o'clccg. Services at tho housS.
inter nent at ihe Wilmington AID BcenGy.
Win cemetery.
Kiss me when my spirit iites,
Lar the beauty Of your eyes
oetn along tha waves Of death,
"hlle ofaw my parting breath,
hhi am borne TO y0uder shore
here the pillows beat no more,
ana tho Lotes OF endless spring
ihrou4h the groves immortal ring.
aD going home tonight,
,jut o. blindness into sight,
Iut OF weakness, war aui pain,
INFO power AID peace agaip:
,lut VI winter gale and gloom,
INTO sum pef breath ana blo9a,
Iro II me WAY dorings III the ,a5.,
am Sotng homo Of last.
hios ny lipa and lat me 70,
nesref swell the solemn flow
~ I'M wondfous 6trcam that rolls
by the border land OF sculs;
oan catch sweet strains of songs
Floating from tho distant tarongs,
and car feel the touch of handu
AeacaiaR cut from angel bands.
peacefully s!uMbor, oh weary one,
my Journey is ended, thy work IS done.
Jetus nE.h called you to Owen evermore.
Al taas hfieht hap land, where sgiierina
ana huath are no mora.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-16
He W.nts the Miners to Arm.

W1LKEsBARRE, May 15.-On Friday
last, Thomas Dullard, president of the
Miners and Laborers' Amalgamated
Association OF Luzerpe and LackA
wanna Counties, issued sort Of mani
festo which caused more or less excite.
ment In the community. He I'D viset
miners to take lessons in military
training, and when the time arrived
to take advantage of it, in other words
when all moral force Is exhausted lei
phys force be tried, and wage Wal
by flying to arms. A good many people
thought trouble might come from The
comm unication, especially at such Q
time, " hen there was 30 much talk Of 9
strike. The executive committee Of the
Miners and Laborers' Amalgamated
Association at the meeting on Saturday
evening offered Dullard q renomina
tion, but he declined, and j. w. Cen
nors was elected.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-16
Fifth EDITH


=, "A number of important cha,.
, snne liable Of the p, W. & r. KeI
the running time of several uIl ,ri, WI
TINS IN city and Philadelphia' Trans Ths
m: north-bound train will Inc
delphia five minutes earlier a anS !
M M train will arrive seven MAN, auu Y
me train which left at 10 S m
leaves at 1885. The yoy a. v
w asIlngton express which left ~ y
m. now leaves at | 80 n. M 'ei' .!
Philadelphia at 30 p. r. M p''' T arr'
formerly leaving at 3 OG n N Inc lt
AT ~ p. m. and arrive in d., W
az . up, m. The accommodate!
formerly left at $50 p. m. wiiS
1'3o p. ID. the train leaving nj.
on p. IN. will arrive in p I'M
eight minutes earlier, and will u,
local stops above Chester s @,. ~
day, when It will make all ~"
train leaving at 1879 D. m ', ~
|a.l stops. III
The south bound train bers,l
irving In this city at :. 4j n. M
Philadelphia four minutes ear, ri,
rive at 9 IS p. IN. 'A'''e'
A new Philadelphia and Ba,,ir
press train will leave PLiladeInh
except Sundays, AZ 9 10 n. m
only at Chester, reaching WI
at 2 81 p. N. The train wbich
lett Broad Street Station at II
VIII now leave at 1910 D. m
Norfolk express will arrive ba,s
a. In. The train which toru,
Philadelphia at 7.20 a. m. now
l7.l5 and the $50 q, IN, train a, ]
train which now leaves ON weet
9.l0 a. IN. will be run on ;Sunda1
new Sunday train leaves Win;
fhiladelphia at 4 10 p. III std
all stations. The train which n
Sunday at 1920 a. III. from
Twill only run to Perryville herei
the sunday train which lett herr
p. IN. for Baltimore is discontinI
will start from Perryyille,
which arrived from Phlladelnhi
on week days also arrives on hi
II new Sunday train leaves m
at 2.O5 p. IN. and, stopping at Al
arrives at 8 20 p M.
Several Sunday trains have b
and there are now seyenteeu
tween this city and PhiladelphI
day.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-16
EDITION.
Peter u. Ford win Pay An Debts.

Peter y. FOrd Will ray AL DeDte.
MEsSRs. EDIToRs:-I wish 10 return
to you and my friends in this city, and
to these out Of 1t, my sinceres,
thanks for their warm expr ssions oil
sympathy, ard 70 assure them that
have ample means TO pay all my liza
bilities. shall pay no one 20 cent?, %
cente, rs cents ON the dollar, but l will
pay 100 cents on the dollar with inter-
est. So far can ssy that only one Of
my Wilmington creditors has pushed
me for claim, and that is firm to
whom L owed about 81 600 for work
done about October last and contracted
inside of niLe months. l have paid
them all but $500, with interest added
on the full amount. and they refused,
although well secured, to renew my
notes, notwithstanding their establish.
ment WAS at one time embarrassed and
asked for m extension of from four to
six years, ard received the same from
their creditors. Nevertheless, again
assure my friends that I will still main
tain the reputation that have so long
enjoyed in this community, and viii
not sacrifice anything. l am respect
fully you're, P j. FORD.
Wilmington, May IA, 1887.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-16

William O'Brien arrived n
on Saturday. Yesterday he
a large and enthusiastic meet
Land League. He afterwards
ception and again spoke, as all
ant kilbride. He also visited
tian Brothers echools. He W,
everywhere by great crowds Of
|sympathizers. He will START {
this evening.
A pub ic meeting was held
Park, Toronto, on Saturday, 4
against William O'Brien's ac,i
ing to this city for the purpose
hostile feeling against the Gov(
eral." The meeting was a;,el
tween 1900 and 1900 peop|
Rowland presided, and on ID
were the Bishop OF Toronto, [
of Algoma, Professor GoldJ
Rev. Provost Cody and Kew
Clarke of Trinity College,
Milligan, Rev. DR.. Thomas,
Potts, Rev, Canon Damoull,
other clergymen and prOmIne
Resolutions expressive Of The
the meeting were moved BY th
Toronto and Professor Smith,
being supported by the other
present, adopted with great
A telegram was also sent by
land to Lord Salisbury.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-16
Birthday Party,

Quite o large clm Der Of friends called
Unexpectedly on Saturday evening or
Mr.. George Lawrence, No. 720 Wilson
street, and rendered their congretula
lions on his birthday. The o. U. a.
NJ. presented him with a very band.
some seitrocker, 8 handsome book and
a delicious cake. Sons very hue sill &
ing followed. Mr. Crossgrove made 8
very good speech, expressing his con
Rratulatiops 20 Mr.. Lawrence. Rsv
NJ. ~. Brown made few remarks
The table was well filled with refresh
ments Of all kinds and all were well
pleased with tie entertainment.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-16
Eighth Ward Counc Imam.

1t is probable the Democrats OF the
Eighth ward will take up Peter A.
Horty as their candidate for Council.
1t Is said that Francis NJ. Barney, the
present member, will seek re.uomina.
tioD on the Republican ticket. and that
he will be opposed by Harry w. Stays
man, y painte employed by the p, W.
& B. Railroad Company. The many
friends Of ex.Coupcilman Lewis 7.
Grub are anxious 10 return him to
Council, and /. Is Understood that while
he will not seek 8 nomination, he " III
accept it if il is rendered to him.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-16
j Justice Woods Doad.

William B. Woods, Associate Justioe
I0i the supreme Court of the United
States, died in Washington on satur.
dsy, aged "a yeGrs. lie was native
|Gf O1io, and served two terms In the
Lesis!atnre OF that State. During the
war no was Lieutenant Colonel Of the
'otn ONO Infantry, and at The close of
ne a'fnRs!e was III ustorel out with the
.nnk OF bieVe5 Major General. lie sci
tiel IN alabama, where he was chosen
sts.e chancellor fog six years, but two
Seees Thereafter was appointed U. 8.
circuit d udSe by President Grant. He
in 1880. ~
Daily Republican., 1887-05-16

TIE MOST INEXPERIENCED GIRL
can, with 'Rongn on Dirt" 90 as nice
washing and ironing as Cal be done in
any laundry. Boillrg rot pecessary
unlike nny other "Rough on Dirt" car
be used in both washing and starchine
you need have no fear N using this ar
ticle; free from vile alxsii, It doee no,
rot, yellow dor iuiure the Gnest fAbtic
clears, bltEcaee, Wnitena Rouah or
Dirt" Is the only srtiole that eau be sd
csd TO starch (hot or cold) to give Q
good body aad beautiful sloss. Ask fol
Rough on Dirt" 10 and 25c. packag
es. All c,st.class Druggists.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-16

Between forty and fifty dark.hned
men and women and several youtbs
and babies Ut various ages arrived at
the p, W. & y. depot on the 100 ex-
press from Baltimore to-day, end i'm.
medintely wendell THEIR way up Market
street to the Institute building, where
their exhibition is to begin on We1nes
day morning Of the pres NJ week. Tbe
broad somhreros, silver trimmed trou
sers and many colored sarapes Of tbs
men, and tbs bright tlsck ewes ard
bare heads OF the senorilac OF the con
psny excited great attention rs they
passed along the streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-16
She Was Disappointed In Love.

WILKEsBAHRE. Pa, May ia
young and beautiful girl about IS years
O! a2- arrived at the Luzeraa House Oh
Erioay night and registered as Miss
Fairbanks, OF Nanticoke. Al O'Clock
yesterday uorning che attempted to
commit suicide by swallowing an ounce
|of laudanum. John 8. Gran er, the
general manager Of the hotel, Was pas.
sing through one of the halls, when he
heard moaning and sobbing, aud upon
opening the door of the young lady's
room learned that she had tried 10 take
her life. A physician was immediatslv
summoned, and by prompt eflorts sue.
ceeded In saving his patients life. In
an hour the girl had practically recoy-
cred from the effects Of the drug. Uron
inVesti CATION IL was learned that the
Would-be enici1a's real name Ia Minnie
Nhone, and tina. abe Is a reside n, Of
NewburE, N. Y. Disappointment In a
love affair caused her to commit the
rash act. A few hours later she left
the city for fear Of being arrested.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-16
Seats for esther"

The Gale OF 8 ais for tbs cantata oil
EathsE," TO be given at the Opera
House CT Wednesday ard Thursday
EVENING", al tbs book store of Q. F.
Thomas & Co at o'clock Oh Satur.
day, was the .ivellest' piece CT tickle,
selling that has taken place in this city
for long time past, By night thv scat,
were nearly al sold COR beth nigtNs ex
cept few in the circ!e aud gallery
This will insuIe crowded honses fol
both e5eciuGs. A rehearsal will be held
THIS evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-16
The HtpdOO.

Rev. Charles Ragbir, q convert to
Christia al ity from the leland of Trini-
dad, aud more recently q graduate from
the Theological Seminary ut Auburn.
N. Y, will appear In his native Co.'S
tune this evening at 8 O'Clock at the
Hanover Presbyterian Church. Sub.
j0ct, 1.-THE Habits, Customs aud Reli.
Rion of the Hindoos In Trinidad and
India"
Daily Republican., 1887-05-16
- Q -
Es2dly Hurt.

James Graham, living st Seventh
and Church streets, tails city, ard era
plosed al the BALDWIN Locomotive
Works, Phiia6elphia. had his righl
hand badly aoerated and otherwise in
Jured on Friday of las. week, ny catch
Ing it bstweer Two heavy PLATES of iron
DR.. Mann, Of Tenth and lakewood
dressed the wound. His HAND Ia yer,
painful and swollen, hut he will n
doubt make rapid recovery.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-16

The Young Women's Christian Tea
perau ce Union gave novel entertain
ment to a large and fence In Insti:ut;
Hall on Saturday afternoon. a latg,
number o; children were fGnoi!ullj
dressed, some representing "Yaune;
Doodle, others "L!ttle Boy Bite" ans
other characters. The entertainment
will be repeated this evening, whe,
something new will be shown III coIn
posite photography.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-16
cal E,etate sold

The following real estate was sold a,
the Court Hou:e on Saturday by Vim.
a. Hukill, auctioneer, by viItue OF an
oEder of the Orphans Court.
First tract, being on the easterly side
OF Orange street adjoining Porter:
alley, 1880 feet, to John Met alter,
for $500; the second tract, in the sam,
vicinity, triangular In SHAPE, 10 Mari
Sane McC ifferty for So COO.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-16

Nellie Price, q iour T be1
vaodered away from rhi,|
Erench street between ;, t tvsi
Fourteenth streets, las, %
O'clock, was brought =, "a
S = w. Jsck@n, i ,Sa
street, about 8 o'clock , a .D 8
Ing, and this mo'n MI ,JJacs
parents who lose chi nnss I'D
= way 10 search zoe neu nS
hoali. and if not io IanDtso}
notice motto, 10 him. Eir. J ,s,ort|
a ~ion he makes bis 81 Ist MI
viii show that be hss gel Drr)
nornry home until t1 ,sSo ali
p ,ot ~esn l4OO aad low
july, 1876. -1
Daily Republican., 1887-05-16
Large Funeral

The funeral Of William
who was killed by q fun]
took place on Sunday last
Greek cemetery, and was n
attended by the reSide.'S ~ !
borhood. The services VIZ
with q prayer By the Key w.
the pastor Of Red Clay %
sfter which Rev ". ID, :
made a feeling and psll .,ns
alludlag to the unc.rial1 ~ N
evipoed by the death OF W. ~
and while he tympa'nI.Ih,oJ
afil icted parents, ne eAu
pat their trust in him VINO y,
all things for good, 80 N
sings msy fellow Tho gie ',s,s
tffiIction. On his copeies,s
hutial service vas read, tLs
cred, dust consiened, 70 a au,'I
was soon filled up with e onts
hall broken hearted psre ~
many friends, Ietuine. u ~ M
tive homes, bowins q = O II,
Destiny, AID We hop ., HIM H,%
ss never man spoke.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-16
Dots.
Dots.
Grabs atsAinscoT's.
Salt oysters OF AinscoEs'

Grabs atsAinscow's.
Salt oysters Of Aineo#'s'
Clam soup at Ainscow's'
IIevilsd crabs at hln;cowS.
CLAM chowder at AinscOas.
Little Neck CLANS at AinscoN
Snapper soup at 4 inscow's'
Salt oysters q. Ainseow's'
Grabs at Ainscow's.
Deviled crabs at Ainscow'
Clam soup at Ains'ows'
Clam chowder at Ainscow'
Snapper soupat Ainsco"I
Little Neck clans at aims
Everybody chews Son BAL
the mouth. Sold by all ces
Martin PrenderQast and
nelly were drowned in me 81
river, at Montreal, on fflas|
Any one wishing to eng
grocery business Can learn y
cation by addressing "I'ocd
Office.
Mr.. Brinton advtrtises iol)
bedding ara pot bouss pi11
garden near the jackson
Lancaster pike. Flowers .
will BIS delivered in any pai|
at short notice.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-16

d, Co3solman will sell Is very desire
BILE driving and drauRht Lorses al
Centreyl!le, TO morrow afternoon. AuJ
OF cur cit'zene Wishing TO purchase
should attend the sale, as they may sc l.
at comparatively low rate. SGGhau
has bSen employed for the oGaaeiou anu
ssys the drive op tie pike " Iii Ee . very
pIeasgn: one.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-16

4 valuI6la hc=s4 belonging to She
X ;ht log alt Hardware CJln Galy fell
into GiIca "h.ia lasturpg IN ~ o 81
Fi'til and M5tg laot aVeIuaf, last NAt
urd y evening, and b,tke c4e OF til,
legs, aud 80 u consequence had 20 "
knocked IA TIE lead.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-16

! J9hn M. Legg,proprietor OF tho saloon
az no "a MARKET street, has been srf
'ef,h2 ioE homo time from typhoid fever
p"ha an uniavorable crisis is said To u,
nea- ut hand. ~
Daily Republican., 1887-05-16
BED. Rugs, FLIES,

Fliee, reaches, ants, bed bugs, water
bugs, Iuoths, ralf, mice, sparrows, jach
rabbits, Hophe7s, chipnuLks. cieared
ont by " Rough or RAE" l5c.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-16
Desth OF Mrs f n

The VITO of MI ~, joan a. ID Il
real estate agent, q ,aIa night
80 years. The d sss well !
Mis-, Black, ana " NM Ih.s cit1
hiaaly IsspsG'sa N 10 ' M'. n
o % n ssar aac-st'.o. was .
S Scbo3Is G. this city -
Daily Republican., 1887-05-16
EDo W eEtner.

To morrow prom ises to be- fair with
stationary npersiure. Similar condi
tions Will probably prevail on Wedp es
day, followed py clondiaess, indicating
local rams.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-16

BUCHU.PAIBA." Quick, COM
plete cure, all annoying Kincoy disess
es, CatAIrh O! Bladder. 81.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-16

hlzaoeth j., widow of the late Leyis
"a, faynter, died at her residence, No.
Al East Fourth street, this morning.
after long limos, 81
Daily Republican., 1887-05-16

| Hauce's Grauall ,s P PSas'
s ache, s aaa sns ssisa y 'i f
! t thntS, Taylor -"
liking street.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-16
seate of inc Iemnerntura

at the REPUBLICAN cfiics to day in TIE
Dhade:
7o'clock 10 o'clock IL O'CLOCK
So 72. ~
Daily Republican., 1887-05-16
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,

SUMMER Law LE(sTUwEY mine
weekly begin II july, 1881 and end lith
September. Have proved OF signal use. list,
at this OF other Law School; ID. 10 those who
pr pose to read privately: aud 81, To prac-
iltloners VINO haze not had the edya' taKG Of
q. q. University Of Na.) TO JOIN Is. MINOR,
Prof. Com. and Stat. law. nlo-eud-lm
Daily Republican., 1887-05-16

VIZ ANTFD-BRST MAKERS IN Gus
w tom work: only frs class hands nce'
Apply. JGIiS II, MO- RE. mlG-3
2:8 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-16
PICNIC;

In coniuction with Add kyman aad Iohn
hsit's immense speciality company.
Remember. good reserved scat for 40 ots
Next week, Francis Bishop In uMn,,Ss
Landing" "ss7
Daily Republican., 1887-05-16

nacis0 (.
y aftern
pharmG
oArd of
{ organb
pal Socie
d by col
chair. 4
q, J.. q.
ere apN
md by.h
urst Wa
Egdon VI
pounty,l
PM Kex
presids
j. M. J
etary q
Morgan,
,. Franz
yilming,
j. R..
W. a.
Or. Hug
q for
m who
Armacy'
constin
the .
% effect
-.-->s
ID mp II
All, Ma,
rknen '
new Pc
e, they
rattles
2 surfac
tarted I
vi rapid
IN attac
ovels t
be repti
an Ia
/ of the
ans say
e that E.
| b wast 4
' pit, alt s
enienc Z
Daily Republican., 1887-05-16

y Run
q man
y the |
walkei
eipio (
lin No.
! the e.
J. was (
rcus, (
Eted AM
the siN(
the e.
p one r.
t 1t drd5
} not W
were n
ht Q ~
kht to T.
hide inc
joe. IL
Fr mu@
n OF sdyl
Of ac&l
raflroa
II blauae.
hildren
of Ceell
wn. o.
he yester